Summary
humour {noun}
comicità · comico · umore · umorismo
to humour {verb}
accontentare · assecondare · assecondare · compiacere · assecondare
English-Italian translation for "humour"
"humour" Italian translation
humour {noun}
I am smiling because I am a happy person, because the Minutes are correct this time, not ironically, but in good humour.
Thank you, Mr Kinnock for the explanations you have given us and for your sense of humour which, at this time of night, is very welcome.
Indeed, their vigour, their enthusiasm, and most importantly, their all-round good humour in dealing with difficult issues should be
Parliament: everybody has been in good humour.
reputation for good behaviour and good humour.
For anyone with a sense of humour let me read the wording of the appeal to Iran.
As well, we will always remember you as a person with a good sense of humour.
We will miss your engagement, your visions and your good sense of humour.
All this, Commissioner, is Galician black humour, but it is also tragi-comedy.
I know you will be touched by its beauty, humour, vitality and calm.
to humour {verb}
to humour {vb} (also: to content, to please, to indulge, to gratify)
to humour {vb} (also: to content, to indulge, to please, to back)
to humour {vb} (also: to pander to, to play up to, to please, to indulge)
to humour {vb} (also: to gratify, to satisfy, to content, to please)
to humour {v.t.} (also: to content, to humour, to indulge, to please)
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "humour":
© Princeton Universityhumor · sense of humor · sense of humour · liquid body substance · bodily fluid · body fluid · wit · witticism · wittiness · temper · mood
Usage examples
Usage examples for "humour" in Italian
Mr Sakellariou, unfortunately, the seriousness of this subject prevents me from responding to your introductory comment with some Bavarian humour.
I would like to thank you on behalf of the Union for Europe Group, and in Portuguese, for the patience, humour and wisdom that has marked everything you have done here.
We now turn from humour to something quite horrific – the modern equivalent of Burke and Hare, namely the trafficking in human organs.
As a consequence of the holocaust, there was a long period of time during which antisemitism and all forms of racism, such as racist humour and speech were taboo amongst thinking people.
In this respect, the sub-committee invokes, with involuntary humour, Directive 94/ 27/ EEC on the use of nickel which, in effect, takes stock of this risk for various objects in current use.
Similar words
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